Can't tell a book by its cover...I'll admit, I walked around the entire bldg until I found the…read moredoor, a little unsure. Once inside I was warmly welcomed, provided a menu and served a Cold Coors Lite. The food was very good...Pulled Pork Cobb Salad (sm) was fresh and tasty, and there onion rings were terrific, large, crisp. Bartender was friendly and attentive. If you're in the area looking for a place to chill, this is the place.

What a pleasant surprise. Don't let the outside turn you off, the food inside is delicious! My…read morehusband and I were driving back to Lafayette from Fort Wayne and found Harry's from Yelp reviews. I got the breaded tenderloin and fries and it was wonderful! My husband got the breaded hot chicken and onion rings and he really enjoyed his meal. We wish we would have known the specials. They also had Spanish dogs and ribs with two sides. The people next to us got the ribs and they looked and smelled fantastic. Great little dive bar with friendly staff.

Stopped in with my sister and my two-year-old nephew for a casual visit and left impressed. We…read moremainly came for drinks, but my sister ordered a wrap that was fresh and very tasty, and my nephew happily devoured the cheese curds. A special shoutout to our server, Layne. She was prompt, personable, and genuinely went above and beyond to make sure we were comfortable. She was especially patient and kind with my nephew, which never goes unnoticed. Service like that makes all the difference. Looking forward to coming back!

Stopped here during a road trip for a dine-in dinner with our kids. Appreciated the cleanliness of…read morethe restaurant, the attentive service, and the pizza deals. They have a salad bar, and signs posted advertising all you can eat salad and pizza buffet for $10.99 served on Fridays (lunch).

This place is now called the Kokomo Alehouse but is in the same location as was Mulligan's. So…read moresomeone should update the listing as the Kokomo Alehouse is definitely worth finding! Really good food in a friendly and comfortable setting! Service was excellent and the Indiana Craftbrew selections were broad, deep and chilled! Right off the intersection of IN-931 (S. Reed Rd) and IN-22 (E. Markland Ave) just North of the Kokomo Transmission Plant & a couple miles SW of the travel softball Championship Park. Nice patio as well! They have a Facebook Page: Kokomo Alehouse (765) 868-8230 https://g.co/kgs/eWPa1vg https://www.facebook.com/share/KC6a7FwMxNSG3Eqx/?mibextid=LQQJ4d

we went to Alehouse today after seeing their picture of biscuits and gravy and bloody Mary's on FB!…read more Gravy had a great taste and the bloody Mary's were very good! The bartender, Phillip was so nice and friendly as are all the other bartenders they have! Alehouse has become our new fav with the friendly staff and good food, love their pizza! It's a great place to go and feel like you are among a group of friends!

Listen. I travel for work and eat out a LOT. Always looking for something good, local and fun…read more Market Street Grill is all of those things. Food, for lunch they have an amazing old school salad bar. Highly recommend! Dinner, the steak on a stick is crazy good and I have no idea how it is so inexpensive. Gotta have the chili as a side. Be sure to try any monthly specials as they are usually very well crafted. I always sit at the bar and Cayla is tending most nights and is just amazing. Be sure to strike up a conversation with anyone at the bar and they will immediately become your friend. Stop searching for where to eat in Wabash and just go to Market Street Grill!

The train decor is amazing and includes a train traveling around the wall close to the ceiling…read more The best items were the lettuce wedge, NY strip (get the garlic butter!), and the steak on a stick. There are no bad choices on the menu. The staff is great, they work well together, too. Jasmine and Kennedy over several evenings took very good care of me and a colleague while visiting town. Parking nearby is easy and free.

Been here a few times. Food choice/quality is not good, very mediocre 4.5/10. Service takes long…read moreeven when they are not busy and when they are busy they take and hour or so to get the food to you. They turn down the music all the way down once you pay for it. The ambience is a lot of talking with no music to drown it out. Not a good place to go to even the drinks have limited options. Better off going to any bar in Fort Wayne or wabash.

Food took an hour to come not cook right. Service was mid and drinks. I would not recommend to come…read morehere save your money and time. They have a music box and i wasted 5$ to put music for them to put the volume down. Why have a music machine to turn down the music.?

**The Curious Case of the Missing Fries**…read more *A one-act dinner drama.* **Setting:** Buffalo Wild Wings, Marion, Indiana. Friday evening. The clock reads 6:30 PM. **Act I - Hope Takes a Seat** The curtain rises. A family is seated. Drinks are ordered and, after a reasonable wait, make their grand entrance. Spirits are high. Menus are closed with confidence. What could go wrong? **Act II - The Plot Thickens** Our waitress appears to be starring in three different productions simultaneously. Between conversations with coworkers, interactions with nearby tables, and whatever invisible subplot was unfolding around her, taking our order seemed less like a conversation and more like speed dating with distractions. About 30 minutes later, the appetizers arrived... mostly. A few cast members were absent, but the show marched on. Then came the waiting. Ranch dressing somehow became the evening's most punctual performer, making multiple appearances long before the main course ever took the stage. Around the 1-hour-and-15-minute mark, our waitress informed us that the manager was personally pulling our food, and it would be arriving shortly. Hope returned. **Act III - The Mayo Mystery** Dinner finally arrived. Unfortunately, my wife's burger featured one very clear villain: mayonnaise. She had specifically requested none. When we mentioned it, we were treated to an unexpected behind-the-scenes documentary about end-of-month meetings, server errors, kitchen issues, and internal restaurant operations. We affectionately dubbed this segment, *"Tea from the Back End."* An interesting plot twist? We were asked whether simply replacing the bottom bun would solve the problem. No... no it would not. The burger disappeared backstage and returned surprisingly quickly, looking suspiciously like the original burger wearing a fresh set of buns. The fries, however, had apparently chosen to leave the production entirely and had to be summoned for an encore. **Final Act - The Great Escape** We were told something would likely be taken off the bill for the inconvenience. Nothing was. Checks arrived. Cards were collected. Then our waitress accepted a starring role at another table while we sat waiting to sign our receipts after nearly two hours in the restaurant. Eventually, the cards and receipt folders were dropped on the table with little more than a drive-by delivery before the credits rolled. **Final Review** The surprising part? The food was actually good. The drinks were good too. This wasn't a kitchen problem as much as it felt like a restaurant trying to stay afloat while stretched too thin, combined with service that never quite felt focused. We weren't difficult guests, our order was simple, and everyone can have an off night--but the experience never recovered, and a sincere apology would have gone a long way. Good food. Long waits. An unexpectedly detailed backstage commentary. I'd happily give the food another chance, but I hope the next performance has a different director.

we got seated in 40 seconds our food was hot and our food came out in 23 mins so very goodread more

Thought this place would be a good one to try from being out of town. When I got there a sign said…read moreno credit cards, ATM in side. With working paying it that was a deal breaker. If you go take cash or pay a fee to use the ATM.

Went in tonight after a clerk at a local supermarket recommended it to me…read more It's definitely a local haunt and a bit of a dive. Tonight was "Cigar Night," which was obvious as soon as you opened the door. Fine with me, and I might have joined them if they took credit cards. I only had a modest amount of cash and I wanted to be sure I didn't overspend on a Macanudo or Cohiba, then have to raid the ATM to pay my dinner tab. Special of the evening was a Chicken Philly. Made to order, it was hot, fresh and HUGE. Which is not to say I didn't eat every bite because I did! Washed it back with a bottled beer (of which they have plenty). I believe I was the only non-local because everyone else was talking amongst each other. The owners/bartender/cook were very attentive and made me feel at home so I wouldn't let not being a local scare you away. The food and drink were excellent and reasonably priced. Chicken Philly and a beer, out less than $20 including tip. Check it out.

Waylon's is my go to for wings. They are always good. Ready in 20 minutes. We use them for parties…read moreand get togethers. Service is friendly and prompt.

I would never go or recommend this place due to their heavy use of AI ads. All their advertisements…read moreare false advertisement!!!! What they show you is not what you're getting! It's not even real food they've made at their bar!!!

An absolutely amazing dining experience. The entire team at this restaurant works together…read morebeautifully and the result is a excellent meal with top notch service in a unique atmosphere that is unforgettable. Thank you so much to the entire team at Twenty!

We came here with a large group for a birthday and were seated in a private section, split between…read moretwo tables. Service was slow, which we understand on a busy night, though we only ended up having one server instead of two as we were originally told. A drink menu was not given to us to begin with, so we had to ask. Specials also weren't told to us without having to ask. The food was tasty overall, but inconsistent. Some steaks ordered the same way came out overcooked. Also, we were never offered dessert or told about the dessert menu, which was unfortunate since it was a birthday celebration. It was a nice evening, but we'd choose a different spot for a large group next time.